As Azure environments grow, so does network complexity. Dozens of subscriptions, hundreds of virtual networks, countless peerings, route tables, and security rules quickly turn network management into a patchwork that is hard to oversee, error-prone, and difficult to govern.

In this session, we show how Azure Virtual Network Manager brings order to the chaos and puts you back in control. Learn how to define and manage connectivity, security, and routing centrally across subscriptions, regions, and management groups instead of configuring every network one by one.

We take a closer look at dynamic network groups powered by Azure Policy, hub-and-spoke and mesh topologies deployed with just a few clicks, security admin rules that enforce organization-wide guardrails that cannot be overridden locally, as well as centralized routing, IP Address Management (IPAM), and the Virtual Network Verifier for troubleshooting connectivity issues.

The session concludes with practical guidance on best practices, typical pitfalls, and how to integrate Virtual Network Manager into existing landing zone architectures, helping you build a scalable, secure, and centrally governed Azure network.

Growing Azure environments quickly lead to network sprawl. In this session, we show how Azure Virtual Network Manager lets you centrally manage connectivity, security, and routing across subscriptions and regions. Discover how network groups, security admin rules, IPAM, and automated topologies help you build a scalable, secure, and consistently governed Azure network.